Barclay Terrace II is a high-rise residential building developed by Bramalea Limited and completed in 1987. As an established mid-rise property in the Islington neighbourhood, it's been part of Toronto's residential landscape for over three decades. The building serves both renters and owners, with a current mix of units listed for both sale and lease. Since it was built in the late 1980s, you'll find the architecture and unit layouts typical of that era, though many owners have updated their suites. The building maintains standard condominium services, and prospective buyers and renters should review the specific maintenance fees and building rules during their evaluation process.

Barclay Terrace II is located in Islington, a neighbourhood in west-central Toronto with good transit connectivity. The Dundas West streetcar provides direct access to downtown, while local bus routes serve the area. Dundas and Bloor are the main commercial streets, offering restaurants, shops, and everyday services. The neighbourhood has a residential feel with a healthy mix of apartment buildings and single-family homes. It's close to parks, schools, and hospitals, making it practical for families. The area appeals to people who want to avoid downtown intensity while remaining well-connected to Toronto's core and employment hubs. Walkability is good for daily needs, and the location offers a balance between urban convenience and neighbourhood calm.

Current listings show an average unit size of around 1,200 square feet, with an average of 2.5 bedrooms, suggesting a mix of two- and three-bedroom units. The price range is broad, from $382,000 to $5.6M, reflecting different unit sizes and renovation levels. Renters should expect to pay around $3,220/month on average. Before committing, review the building's maintenance fees, reserve fund status, and any special assessments. Ask about pet policies, parking availability, locker storage, and common area amenities. Since the building was built in 1987, inquire about recent updates to building systems, windows, and lobbies. Get a home inspection for purchases and confirm the lease terms for rentals. Check the condo's financial health and management reputation to ensure a solid investment or rental experience.